2-Year Ceramic Coating
5-Year coating, warrantied up to 2 years. Includes wash, claybar and prep. No paint correction or scratch/swirl removal.
Recommended for newer cars with paint already in great condition.
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Ceramic Coating & Paint Correction
A durable, glass-like layer of protection that keeps your paint looking freshly detailed — rain or shine, for years at a time.
Coating Packages
8-Year Ceramic Coating (One-Stage)
10-Year coating, warrantied up to 8 years. 1-stage paint correction removes ~75–80% of scratches/swirls. Includes wash, claybar, prep, correction, and a complimentary exterior detail.
Recommended for most vehicles.
8-Year Ceramic Coating (Two-Stage)
10-Year coating, warrantied up to 8 years. 2-stage paint correction removes ~90–95% of scratches/swirls. Includes wash, claybar, prep, correction, and 3 complimentary exterior details.
Recommended for medium–heavily damaged paint.
We can customize packages to fit your needs (example: 2-stage correction on specific panels like the front bumper or quarter panels). See exact starting prices on our pricing page.
Why Coat With Us
Long-Lasting Shine & Protection
- Deep, glass-like gloss finish
- Hydrophobic — water & grime bead off
- UV & oxidation resistance
- Optional multi-stage paint correction
- Faster, easier washes
Not all scratches & chips can be removed with our services — we'll walk you through exactly what to expect on-site before we start.
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Aftercare
Caring For Your New Coating
Standard industry guidance to help your coating cure properly and last the full warranty period.
The coating is safe to drive on within 48 hours, but full cure takes about 2–3 weeks depending on weather.
Avoid washing the vehicle for at least 7–14 days after application to let the coating fully cure.
During the curing period, avoid rain, sprinklers, and parking under trees — sap, pollen, and bird droppings can etch an uncured coating.
Never wash in direct sunlight or while panels are warm to the touch.
Use a pH-neutral, wax-free car soap with a clean microfiber wash mitt, working top to bottom, one panel at a time.
Avoid automatic car washes with brushes — they can introduce swirl marks even through a coated surface.